Loading room
 

Here is my loading room I cant seem to get it to where I can post more then one pic. at a time

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Another one!!!

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You’re not a STEELERS fan , are YOU...:D That sure is a small counter top but the chair looks comfortable. Are you sure you reload on that chair or is it just a place to relax and dream of that big one...[8D]

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Nice room.......really appreciate the Steelers Logo. Here's a partial picture of my space. More goodies on opposite wall, and another bench for stock work.

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Pawildman, nice cabinet. I like the idea of having sliding glass doors to keep the dust out. I going ot have to post my reloading area when finished, if I can ever figure out how to post pictures...:D

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Yes it is small but that closet on the end is full!! I have spent many hours in that chair.I have all I need rightthere my gun safe, a frig around the corner full of well refreshments, and all my loading manuals and loading equipment. And I have been a steelres fan since 1975.

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Love your wall color and logo :DMy loading room is a disaster right now! I'm in the process of setting up a turkey call shop. Once I get the call shop and my basement finished ( in black and gold I might add ;)) I can get back to work on my reloading bench.

Reloading bench = 3/4 done. Just need to move "Stillers" things out
Mouth call bench = done
Call turnning shop = 1/4 of the way done
"Stillers" game room = not started but I do have all the accessories for it ;):D

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Sounds good to me, Me and my wife had alot of fun painting that logo.It is now called the steelers room!!Sounds like you have some work ahead of you.What kind of top is on your bench?

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I forget what they're made of. It's just a 6' piece of kitchen top I picked up at Home Depot for $49. Had two end kitchen cabinets for the support and a place for supplies and I was good to go.

I did the same thing for my call bench only its 5' long and with no end cabinets. I built a 2x4 support frame with 4x4 legs, screwed & leveled it to the wall. I added thetop on and screwed it down to my support frame. The call bench is solid. I just wish I made the legs 2" higher!

It's not a reloading bench but it just might give someone a few ideas the way I did mine and have it set up. Picture a RCBS instead of a call press sitting on the table
:D